ClawClean™ Drain Clog Remover

Reach deep into narrow drains and pull out hair, food scraps, and trapped debris without using harsh chemicals.

Clear Small Drain Blockages Fast

The flexible steel shaft bends through curved pipes while the four-claw tip grabs loose hair, food particles, leaves, and other removable debris.

Why You’ll Love It

✅ Approximately 60 cm long for deeper reach

✅ Four-claw tip grips loose debris securely

✅ Flexible shaft moves through curved drain openings

✅ Simple one-hand push-handle operation

✅ Reusable alternative to disposable drain tools

✅ Suitable for sinks, tubs, showers, and utility drains

Strong Four-Claw Grip

Press the handle to open the claws, position the tip around the blockage, then release the handle to grip and remove the debris.

Flexible Reach for Narrow Spaces

Its slim, bendable shaft can reach into drain openings and other tight spaces where fingers, cloths, and ordinary cleaning tools cannot easily reach.

How to Use

1. Insert: Carefully guide the claw end into the drain.

2. Open: Press the handle to extend and open the four claws.

3. Grab: Position the claws around the visible blockage and release the handle.

4. Pull: Slowly remove the tool and dispose of the collected debris.

5. Clean: Rinse and dry the tool thoroughly after use.

Suitable for Everyday Cleaning

🚿 Shower and bathtub drains

🍽 Kitchen sinks

🛁 Bathroom basins

🧺 Laundry and utility drains

🧰 Tight spaces where small objects need retrieving

Product Details

Product Type: Four-claw drain grabber

Approximate Length: 60 cm / 23.6 in

Materials: Stainless steel and PP plastic

Claw Design: Four retractable claws

Operation: Push-handle mechanism

Package Includes: 1 × Drain clog remover tool

Keep Your Drains Flowing

Grab removable debris before it develops into a larger blockage.

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Important: Use gently to avoid damaging pipes or pushing debris deeper. This tool is intended for loose, reachable blockages and small object retrieval. It may not clear hardened grease, mineral buildup, tree roots, or serious plumbing obstructions.